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Liam McLaughlin

Liam McLaughlin

Politics, Philosophy and Economics student at the University of Edinburgh

In this post I have have selected one of the points I made for an undergraduate epistemology and metaphysics essay on the existence of ordinary objects. In my essay I defended Daniel Z. Korman’s philosophy of ordinary objects by (I hope) improving on his refutation of the overdetermination argument against the existence of ordinary objects. Here […]

  Liam P. McLaughlin (2023) “Including Edinburgh’s Political Thinkers in Edinburgh University’s courses” [republished] This article is a republished extract from the 2022 Summer sitting of Edinburgh University’s SLICC: Student-Lead Individually-Created Course. Due to re-editing the text has been shortened, detailed analysis omitted, and sections on John Muir, Fredrick Douglas and John MacLean removed. Those […]

Liam P. McLaughlin (2022) “Including Edinburgh associated thinkers: supporting the inclusion of Edinburgh associated thinkers within Edinburgh University’s undergraduate Politics courses” Notes on this edition This article is an extract of a larger work for the 2022 Summer sitting of the SLICC course. In this extract a discussion of the current approach to teaching Hume […]

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